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Making Government Accountable 2010

Making Government Accountable - Local Government Audit in Postcommunist Europe

Published in Budapest by OSI/LGI in 2010

Author		Andreea Nastase Brankica Lenic Dubravka Jurlina Alibegovic Elena Atanasova Gabriela Calusero Jadranka Kaludjerovic Knarik Arabyan Olga Romanyuk Revaz Kakulia Sabina Ymeri Tatiana Vinogradova Vera Beskrovnaya Vugar Bayramov Zivota Antic
Editor		Kenneth Davey
Series		LGI Books
Languages		English
Issue		Anti-corruption and transparency Audit and control
Country		Albania, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Georgia, Macedonia, Romania, Russia, Montenegro, Serbia, Ukraine, Moldova, Armenia

Edited by Kenneth Davey, Making Government Accountable explores the potential of traditional auditing techniques and institutions to identify where local government funds have gone awry or simply stopped flowing, resulting in poor performance and inefficiencies and gaps in services. This volume also takes a deep look at what role the media and public can play in ensuring the integrity of their town halls and how they can be encouraged to do so.

The result of a thirteen-country survey conducted across Postcommunist Europe, Making Government Accountable opens a new chapter on how local government performance and efficiency can be conceived and monitored and reports on a country case basis on what mechanisms are in place, ignored, missing, or being developed from the spectrum of legislative and professional tools that can ensure accountable local government.


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